The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-12-03
DIR. J. Lee McComas returned
from Baltimore Saturday.

DIR. J. Lee McComas returned
from Baltimore Saturday.
The pheasant law for this season
expired Wednesday last.
MFR. George A. Spedden went to
Washington City Wednesday night
on business trip.
Squire Gender was called to
Cumberland through the serious i'll.
ness of his father this week.
died, Nov. Oath, 1887. at Grants
vile, Harry Oliver, infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. JOS. Blocher, aged 8 weeks.
"A communication from Wilson's
Mills was received too late for publ
cation this week. II will appear in
our next.
Go to Drummcns & Co. for fresh
Oysters. fresh Fish. Sausage, Orang-
es, Lemons, Bananas, Apples, Raj
sins, &C., &c.
Mr.. Robert Felty went West
Monday to make arrangements with
large grain and -four firm to act as
travelling salesman,
John B. Fay, Esq, left Oakland
Sunday evening for the southwest,
where he expects to permanently To-
cate in the near future.
Go to J. E. Gnagey. Accident,
Md, and huv your head light oil,
$50 fire test. at 10c. per gallon. Ar
buckles Coffee % cents. 1888
"A co-partnership has been formed
between Messrs. Geo. ". Legge and
George o. Miller. The business will
be conducted in the Legge building.
Mr.. VIM. y. Nydegger left here
Tuesday night for Birmingham, Ala.
If he should be pleased with that en-
terprising city he will locate there
permanently.
Mrs. DR.. j. Lee McComas and
her son left Monday morning for
Baltimore, called there by dispatch
announcing serious injury to Mrs.
McComas' mother.
Married, at the brides residence,
near Red House, this county, Nov.
9th, 1887, by Rev. w. Y. Cline. Mr..
Richard j. Nicholson, of FIuvanna.
Co. Va, to Miss Elmira ID. Roth, Of
this county.
A valuable COW belonging to DIR.
J. Lee MrComas was killed at the
depot in Oakland last week. She
was caught between the platform and
cylinder head of the engine and car
ried about a hundred feet.
The AltamOnt Post of the q. A
r. will meet meet at Wheeler's store
Altamont, Saturday, December nth
at p. M. All members and all others
who wish to join are requested to be
present. 26 2t.
Il will sell or rent at E. E. Sollars
sale on December 7th, 1887, my Sang
Run farm. Terms, if sold, one thous.
and dollars down and two hundred a
wear with interest. If rented three
hundred dollars cash and one hundred
in Improvements.
1925 If w. CAsTEEL.
Mr.. George w. Legge, who has
fNr
Tuesday morning on visit to rela-
tiyes in and near Pittsburgh, Pa. 1t
is hoped by his many friends that the
rest and change may effect speedy
and permanent cure.
The commissions for the newly
elected officials of Garrett county are
now in the hands of Clerk Tower
The County Commissioners elect have
been requested to meet in their office
Thursday next. The Sheriff-elect
will take charge next week or the
week after.
Rev. VIM. Stoudenmire. former
~ pastor of the Oakland Lutheran
Church. was married in Baltimore
Thursday of last week, to Miss Jodie
E. Cowles. Rev. Albert H. Stoud-
enmire read the marriage service
The couple left the same day for an
extended tour West and South. The
groom is agent of the Medical Mis-
sionary Society and editor of its jour
nal at Chicago. He is studying med
icine, and may, with his wife, go tc
China in the spring in the interest o.
the society. in whose behalf he has
travelled around the world, visiting
many countries.
Church Services--Sundav.
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